janAkali

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I remember seeing lemmy maybe 4+ years ago on some open-source subreddit. It had practically non-existent user base, so I’ve ignored it. After that, I remember a first wave of people making mastodon accounts (even before elon). There I’ve first heard of concept of “fediverse”. I liked the idea but I honestly thought it had zero chances to compete with mainstream social media.

And then everything turned to shit, making a gap between something like lemmy and reddit a lot smaller. So I’ve jumped the ship with everyone after the API shitstorm.

I’m usually bad at chess, please point out if I’m wrong:

c6 -> Ba4: bishop is safe, pin stands

queen can’t take because:
c6 -> Ba4 -> Qxa4: Rook and pawn for a Bishop

Nc6: Knight is pinned

Nc6 -> c4 -> a6 -> Ba4 and then push pawns? That’s something I’d have done.

But realistically, I think pin, potential for blunder and applying pressure could be enough for a brilliant move, depending on rating.

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I mean, they’re not wrong. But it’s not tiktok, it’s almost all social media and consequently, 99% of the internet.